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by manu 2014 » Sun Dec 11, 2011 10:09 am
hello Lisa,

I have B.E degree in computer science from RVCE( top 15 colleges of India and top 3 private college).
my gmat score is 740 my gpa is 8.14/10

I am currently working in Automibile sector,responsibile for development of software used in airbags.
Experience of 1year(2 years at the time of joining B school),straight after joining put on a project for which i got appreciated .found solution for a problem which was hampering the use of a software.Responsible as admin for tools used for airbags development

i also have around 1.5 years of internship experience with different organization

1)developed database and made the revenue records of the state government online
2)developed a software to decrypt voip calls,fax,sms sent over Internet

Achievement

Actively participate in swimming also won a 3rd prize in state level
presented a paper on business intelligence at national conference

extra curricular activity
Teach poor kids as a volunteer
help many social organization in their work

collected money for college cultural day(college fest) from software companies
was in student body organizing college fest
organized night gaming events for hostelers in college
member of fun at work committee in my organization

hobbies
Listening to music
running
weight training

Target school
Chicago
Wharton
Columbia
mit(Sloan)
ucla berkley
tuck
nyu
safe school

tepper
ucla (ca)
yale
please tell weather these schools are achievable with my work ex and score,if not suggest some safe school

Regards
Shivaankar
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by Lisa Anderson » Tue Dec 13, 2011 3:27 pm
Dear Shivaankar,

You have a competitive profile for any program. However, decisions are made on more than a profile. Consequently, you need an outstanding total package that makes a compelling case for your admission over the numerous other applicants. Your education and experience are quite common in the global applicant pool; thus you must find a way to distinguish yourself in the eyes of the admissions committees. Finally, your school list is all top 15 programs. These are highly selective schools, so I would not consider any a "safe" option for an applicant. I encourage you to focus on your school list a bit more to 4-6 of this level of program and add 2-3 schools outside the top 20 for your safety options.

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Lisa
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by manu 2014 » Tue Dec 13, 2011 8:24 pm
Thanks for the reply will add some school below 29
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